[li0nsar3c00l]

could you pls update your snippet? i never really understood regex and its pretty awesome to grab from hidemyass than any other site

[Cody8295]

could you pls update your snippet? i never really understood regex and its pretty awesome to grab from hidemyass than any other site

Why would I need to update it? It works fine.

[hipio]

I'm sorry if this sounds noobish, but I keep getting outputs like this:
[IMG]http://i72.photobucket.com/albums/i200/hipio/screenshot.png[/IMG]

What can I do to fix this? Ofcourse I can use split to get rid of that display:none shit, but the code doesn't return the port and that is a bit of a problem.

[Cody8295]

Uhggg they changed their source again already! Jesus christ these guys are annoying. If anybody can figure out a new more easier method such as querying a server file, that would be nice.

[Ryuuji Takasu]

Lol that's kind fucked up you know they use it to not to show their ip and now we can get them ima go have fun :D

[ᒪeumonic]

I found this too! hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=1591083

It's made by the user Simran. Not sure whether the Regex works anymore, but it looks easy to use. The source links are down though.

[hipio]

Uhggg they changed their source again already! Jesus christ these guys are annoying. If anybody can figure out a new more easier method such as querying a server file, that would be nice.

I tried to fix it myself, but yeah. That failed..

[li0nsar3c00l]

i falied aswell :/
i simply dont understand when a number is an ip :/

[Jeff.]

Thank you very much for the snippet :] I'll be sure to include you in the credits when ever I use it.

[li0nsar3c00l]

Thank you very much for the snippet :] I'll be sure to include you in the credits when ever I use it.

just read some posts here, it dont work anylonger

[Kazooo]

Holy shit thanks man, iv been trying todo this for ages but i really bad with slipting
if i could rep i would

[Pussy Cat]

If anyone is interested this one will work with the new source, it's in C# though.

Code

static List<string> GetProxy()
  {
    List<string> li = new List<string>();
    string src = new WebClient() { Proxy = null }.DownloadString("http://hidemyass.com/proxy-list/");
    foreach (Match m in Regex.Matches(src, @"<tr class="".*?""  rel=""\d+?"">([\s\S]+?)</style>([\s\S]+?)<td>\s(\d+)</td>"))
    {
    string ws = m.Groups[2].Value;
    foreach (Match _m in Regex.Matches(m.Groups[1].Value, @"\.(.+?)\{(.+?)\}"))
    {
    ws = ws.Replace(string.Format(@"class=""{0}""", _m.Groups[1].Value), string.Format(@"style=""{0}""", _m.Groups[2].Value));
    }
    ws = string.Format("{0}:{1}", Regex.Replace(ws, @"<(div|span) style=""display:none"">.*?</(div|span)>|<[^>]+?>|\s", ""), m.Groups[3].Value);
    li.Add(ws);
    }
    return li;
  }

[Fake.]

Uhggg they changed their source again already! Jesus christ these guys are annoying. If anybody can figure out a new more easier method such as querying a server file, that would be nice.

I just had a look at how they do their live refresh, but that only returns servers that have just been updated (the page to POST to is here).

Currently the best method I can see is what you're doing. Their update results button just refreshes the page.
You could however just POST the best configuration to improve your results.

[Pussy Cat]

I just had a look at how they do their live refresh, but that only returns servers that have just been updated (the page to POST to is here).

Currently the best method I can see is what you're doing. Their update results button just refreshes the page.

I've had a look at this yesterday, you pass it a timestamp and it returns you all the new proxies since that timestamp. They're still in the html format though, so you would still need to parse them.

[Fake.]

I've had a look at this yesterday, you pass it a timestamp and it returns you all the new proxies since that timestamp. They're still in the html format though, so you would still need to parse them.

Yeah, JSON & HTML = too much effort.